Five Thousand Years of Surface Ruptures on the Wellington Fault, New Zealand: Implications for Recurrence and Fault Segmentation
R. Langridge, Dan Clark(Geoscience Australia), Nicola Litchfield(GNS Science), David A. Rhoades(GNS Science), Kate Clark(GNS Science), Timothy A. Little(Victoria University of Wellington), P. Villamor(GNS Science), Russ Van Dissen(GNS Science)
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